While the immediate next step may seem obvious—landing that first engineering job—your long-term career growth requires thoughtful planning. Heather Smith, director of graduate programs for Interdisciplinary Professional Programs (InterPro) within the College of Engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, shares insights on advancing your career through intentional learning, networking and leveraging educational opportunities.
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As a student in the Master of Science in Information (MS Information): Campus Option or Online Option, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of advanced computing concepts, data analytics, user experience, cybersecurity and ethics. You’ll have the opportunity to become a subject matter expert with the power to influence key business decisions within organizations.
A UW–Madison career counselor explores education opportunities at community colleges, universities, extension programs and more to enrich your career and life.
Richard Crabb is a lecturer in risk and insurance with the Wisconsin School of Business. Having worked in management consulting, a financial management startup and in the insurance industry, Crabb teaches undergraduate courses that include UW–Madison Online students
Join us as we look back at 2024 highlights from the"Your Future, Your Way" podcast! From inspiring alumni stories to essential grad school application tips, this special episode has it all. Don't miss out on our most-played episode of the year! Listen to all of our 2024 episodes and beyond at pdc.wisc.edu/podcast.
Catch up with Alisha, an alumni featured in a previous episode, to learn how completing an accelerated engineering degree jump-started her career as an engineer at Apple.
UW–Madison Motivational Interviewing courses helped these two professionals deepen connections, build empathy and inspire positive change.
UW–Madison Motivational Interviewing courses helped these two professionals deepen connections, build empathy and inspire positive change.
Nicolet College students who complete their liberal arts degree and meet requirements have guaranteed admission to UW–Madison Online to earn a bachelor's degree.
UW-Madison Academic Advising Manager Beth Jaggers interviewed an enrollment coach about professional degrees and certificates.
Curious about the materials required for graduate program applications? Join our recruitment staff as they share tips on preparing a high-quality application, so you can confidently apply to UW–Madison.
Our academic advising manager shares tips from learners for adult students returning to school this fall. Have a great year!
Discover UW–Madison's top 10 Summer Term courses for 2024, spanning in-person and online courses across five schools and colleges. Did your course make the cut?
Explore educational resources and financial aid options for low-income students, including scholarships, state aid, online education and more.
To celebrate National Higher Education Day, we talked with one of our education experts out how adult students can better access higher ed.
Career Exploration Center Director Michelle Jackson explains how you can leverage your summer to plan for what's next.
Take a look at the festivities from UW–Madison Online’s inaugural graduation event. Graduates shared the morning with family, friends, staff and Bucky!
The eldest of 11 siblings, Zalissa Zongo Kafando embarked on a life-changing journey in 2018. Fleeing the increasing political instability of Burkina Faso, West Africa, she sought a better life for herself and her children with a degree from UW-Madison.
This spring, 29 Badgers received their diplomas and the distinction of being among the first graduates of UW–Madison Online.
While thousands of graduates and their families and friends flock to Camp Randall for commencement at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, a smaller, yet still mighty, group of Badgers and their supporters gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of UW–Madison’s returning adult students.
Three Summer Arts Clinic instructors share what they're most excited about teaching in this new summer program from Badger Precollege.
Explore UW–Madison precollege programs for grades 2–12 that build academic skills, confidence, and college readiness.
Celebrate nearly 140 years of summer sessions by being part of this longstanding campus tradition and enrolling now for Summer Term 2024.
Krista Uelmen from Krista & The Morning Rush spoke with Kevin Mullen, Assistant Professor & Co-Director of the UW Odyssey Project, and Mark Español, Odyssey Beyond Bars Alumni & DJ.